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Suppose the parallel sides of the trapezium are a and b units where a < b. Then the fraction of the area of the trapezium that is the rhombus is a/[(a+b)/2] = 2a/(a+b).

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Q: What is the fraction for 1 rhombus fitting in a trapezoid?
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